No huge stars here – don’t need them. No groundbreaking animation – don’t need that either. This is just good, solid storytelling, with humour and heart.

The best moments come when “GOAT” takes a breath and lets Jett and Will to get to know each other and talk about their strengths, hopes, faults and fears.

The hyperkinetic animation style, which bears no small similarity to Sony’s Spider-Verse hits, can be a bit relentless for adult viewers not steadily ingesting sugary substances. But the CGI images are undeniably dazzling and often very amusing.

The film joins the best tradition of sports cinema: that which reminds us that winning matters, but understanding oneself matters more. [Full review in Spanish]